The Perception of Retirement: Then and Now - a podcast by Sara McPherson

This week John and Sam discuss the generational differences in the perception of retirement. Statistics show the average age of retirement has been consistently on the rise since the 1980s. According to younger generations, people no longer want to be defined by their jobs. Work life balance has become much more important sparking a shift in workplace behaviors. How will labor participation rates be affected? Will the retirement age continue to rise or should we expect to see it fall in the near future?

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